Post Webflow form results to Slack channel - webhooks

I am trying to post form results to the Slack channel using webflow and slack apps. So I have created a Slack app that exposes the webhook URL for posting the data to the channel.
I have added the webhook URL to the action field with the method type set to post and published the change.
When I input the data into the form and trigger the form submit button I get the message: invalid json payload.
So how I can convert the data to string or change the data format so it could be sent to Slack?

For the easiest no-code solution I'd use zapier
You can go on slack, and look for its integrations with Webflow.
Or reach this link, I found the integration already. Create an account and set up your webhook. It's free for a single "zap" and it takes 5 minutes to set up

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